Ever since details about Wonder Woman 2 started to leak out, I haven't been able to think about much else, and I keep wondering what this new era will mean for Diana and Co. Talk to me.

Let's talk about how the DCEU could conceivably reunite Diana Prince and Steve Trevor in future installations and cause me immense pain.

A story quickly went viral that Gal Gadot was only paid $300k for Wonder Woman, whereas Henry Cavill received $14 million for Man of Steel.

Yesterday was Father's Day and popular Let's Play channel Game Grumps announced their new dating sim Dream Daddy which comes to Steam on July 13.

When we celebrate films like Wonder Woman, it's for reasons beyond the female director (which is cool) the feminist message (which is also cool). It's because representation matters, and it's especially important not just for girls to have a role model in which to see themselves, but for boys to have an example of what a strong, nuanced, feminist hero can be. Because boys can look up to her, too!

As female-led as this film was, and as important as the variations on femininity it portrayed were to it, the thing that firmly locked its message in place was Steve Trevor. **SPOILERS IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE FILM**

It's not exactly surprising, but it sure is exciting!

We're so excited that the Wonder Woman movie is finally here, but let's never forget the love we have for the Wonder Women who came before her.

Last week, the first round of reactions to Wonder Woman began to trickle in, and they were highly encouraging. Reviews were still under embargo, however, but now that the embargo has lifted, we've gotten a brand new, exciting round of declarations about the movie's quality, from "it's good" to "it's the best DCEU movie so far," and we couldn't be happier about it.

Gal Gadot gives the only acceptable answer to the very obvious question, "Is Wonder Woman a feminist?"

We already thought Wonder Woman couldn't get here fast enough, but now there's even more reason to feel that way. Whether you've been underwhelmed with the DCEU movies so far or enjoyed them, the buzz so far is that we're all in for the best of the bunch when Wonder Woman finally makes her solo movie debut.

We've been talking a lot about Wonder Woman in the lead-up to her first-ever live-action feature film, which comes out in less than a month. While the marketing for Wonder Woman has been a mixed bag (and hasn't featured much of Wonder Woman herself, Gal Gadot, because she's just given birth to her second child and is spending time with her family right now), there's one thing on which I think we can all agree. The final trailer is awesome as hell! Check it out after the jump!

Chris Pine brought the first full clip from Wonder Woman with him to The Tonight Show, wherein we get to see our favorite Amazon princess taking on a gaggle of men with guns.

Keep those unrealistic body standards off our Wonder Woman.

Look out, Netflix! Hulu stepped into the Marvel superhero game with its awesome first look at Marvel Runaways, a new series based on the Brian K. Vaughan/Adrian Alphona series about a group of superpowered teens who realize that their parents are secretly supervillains.

Believe it or not, we're just over a month away from Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman movie, but with that film diving into the past after the character was brought to the screen in the present in Batman v Superman, it's hard not to look ahead to the future. Jenkins thinks so, too, and she's already excited about the prospect of a Wonder Woman sequel.

Wonder Woman holds her own in a new teaser for the upcoming Justice League film.